Central Park Hotel Dalyan
Gulpinar Mah. Tufan Cad., No: 109 Kanal Kiyisi Dalyan, Mugla, Turkish Aegean Coast, 48840, Turkey
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The Turquoise Coast
... They hatch in September and then leave for Africa, but one of the fisherman (who was also selling blue crab meals from his boat at the mouth of the river) was able to bring "Sultan", a 100 year old loggerhead turtle to the surface by feeding him the blue crab. Sultan stays around all year, as do a few of the other turtles, so we were able to see him up close and get some pictures of him. We had a scenic ride in the boat through the reed canals and got out to view some late ...
Port to Crete, Greece
That morning we up early, our next few days between there and Crete would be pretty intense. So more or less, we had a brilliant time chilling on the boat, scuba diving, soaking up the sun and enjoying an awesome lunch which was included in the price - for 35.00 euro, practically making money!
We returned by about 4pm that afternoon. Included in our price was a Turkish Bath tour, so we were able to top off a ...
De weg terug, nog heel wat te zien
... allerlei zaken werden verhandeld, maar was ook een ongezonde stad. Om vanuit zee Caunos te bereiken moet er eerst de rivier op worden gevaren met een enorm estuarium met heel veel riet, indertijd een broedplaats voor muggen en wel, mogelijk besmet met malaria. Als wij de rivier opvaren lijkt alles nog het zelfde te zijn. We varen door een prachtig wetlandgebied van riet en alleen in de verte gemarkeerd door groene bergtoppen. Het is ook de plaats waar ...
Oops - I did it again!
... front just taking it all in; it's a massively long strip with bars and restaurants all along. In typical Turkey style they have all have a man standing at the entry trying to draw you in, as your custom is a big competition in this country. In many of the bars the waiters do dance routines and sing and all sorts. I saw a fire twirler. There was karaoke, country and western, jazz, 60's music, dance music, Irish pubs and I'm ...
My Turkey
... bad, at least compared to what we are used to. Public toilets are not very good, we never knew whether there would be toilet paper or not so always carried our own. we had to pay at least one Turkish Lira at many public tiolets we visited.
Meals and drinks were very cheap, as was alot of the shopping at towns we visited. there are some places I would love to visit again, though if I was to come back I wouldn't do this type of tour again as it is all tourist and ...


